George Formby - Hindoo man

^AmOver ^E7there in In^Fdia a Hindoo resides ^G7smoking his hoakam all ^Cday ^AmOpiu^E7m and bits of ^Frope and ^Fmfag ends besides, a w^D7ise man from the East Whitechapel ^G7way ^G7He's ^Cgot a lovely ^E7palace on the ^A7beach He's the ^D7Hindoo, Howdoo, Hoodoo, ^Ab9Yood^G9oo ^Cman ^{Am Dm7 G7} He's ^Cgot twelve bedrooms ^E7with eight wives in ^A7each He's the ^D7Hindoo, Howdoo, Hoodoo, ^Ab7Yood^G7oo ^Cman^{Dm7 G7 C Am}He's^E7 got one wife who wears a veil, ^Fit covers half her face ^D7From her nose right to her toes ^G7you'll see nothing else but space She'l^Cl dance and waggle ^E7her "San Fairy An^A7n" For the H^D7indoo, Howdoo, Hoodoo, Y^Ab7oodo^G7o m^Can ^{Dm7 G7 C Am}He p^E7ractices his ^Fmagic in the Eastern bazaar ^G7Slave girls come under his ^Cspell ^AmWhen ^E7he puts on the ^Ffluence They don't ^Fmknow where they are He does ^D7Indian tricks and dirty tricks as ^G7well ^G7Now ^Cwhat he fancies ^E7always does him ^A7good He's the ^D7Hindoo, Howdoo, Hoodoo, ^Ab9Yood^G9oo ^Cman ^{Am Dm7 G7} He li^Cves on rice, roast ^E7beef and Yorkshire ^A7pud He's the ^D7Hindoo, Howdoo, Hoodoo, ^Ab7Yood^G7oo ^Cman^{Dm7 G7 C Am}He w^E7ears a dishcloth round his waist ^FHis favourite wife called Nellie ^D7Said, "You'd look well if the darned thing fell ^G7You'd have nowt to cover your... He said ^C"Who cares, I could a^E7lways wear a f^A7an I'm a Hin^D7doo, Howdoo, Hoodoo, Yoo^Ab9doo ^G9man^{C Am Dm7 G7} He lo^Coks just like a ^E7Nabob of reno^A7wn He's the ^D7Hindoo, Howdoo, Hoodoo, ^Ab7Yood^G7oo ^Cman^{Dm7 G7 C} A Nab^Cob, two bob, ^E7three bob, half a cro^A7wn He's a Hi^D7ndoo, Howdoo, Hoodoo, Yo^Ab9odoo^G9 ma^Cn ^{Am Dm7 G7 Am}A Pr^E7incess brought him jewels and said ^F"For all your love I yearn" ^D7But jewels could not compare with what ^G7He went and gave her in return He's nin^Cety nine, but ^E7he does all he ^A7can For a Hin^D7doo, Howdoo, Hoodoo, Yoo^Ab7doo ^G7Man^{C Dm7 G7 C}